Utilized flake made from white chert. There are signs of use along three of the sides.

A tan chert scraper that has been unifacially-flaked. It has been retouched along three sides.

A grey chert scraper with an extremely pronounced blub of percussion. Along the distal end and halfway up the sides the piece is covered by steep retouch.

Brown chert utilized flake.

White chalky CCS possibly quartzite. Extremely faint flake scars, it is a fragment of a point that has been exposed to extreme heat more so than would happen during normal heat treating.

Brown chert double-edged scraper.

A petrified wood scraper with steep retouch along one of the dorsal edges.

A dark basalt flake with signs of edge use on one edge.

An obsidian flake with retouch on both sides of its edge, the surfaces are free of any retouch. Along the edge opposite the working is a worn smooth surface. It is likely that the flake was broken at some point but still utilized. Artifact catalog describes as a "scraper"

A tan and in some places opaque scraper with retouch along one edge and edge wear, possibly very slight retouch, on the opposite edge.